A sweeping epic of Mars’s fight for freedom—an unforgettable saga of war, family, and civilization on the red frontier.
For generations, the Newcastles, Mackenzies, Atkinses, Hyltons, and Hollinses have endured the hard red soil of Mars—surviving by individual grit, intense family loyalty, and free-market trade. Scarred by World War III and Earth’s long, violent aftermath, they built farms, raised domes, forged alliances, and carried old grudges to a new world. Together, the Martians have forged a frontier society that is complex, ornery, and rooted in the freedom of the Texas soil from which many of the clans sprang.
Trade with the nearby Chinese enclaves brought prosperity for a time. But as Beijing’s reach lengthens, trade becomes tribute—and tribute becomes force. When Chinese armored columns grind across Karl’s Ramp and convoys are torn apart in the Chaos, Mars is plunged into war. Robinson City’s dome falls in fire and blood. The Burrows holds out under siege until supply convoys break through beneath burning skies. At Lowell and Meltwater, shields collapse, the ground turns molten, and the plains are seared by energy fire.
The clans face an empire pressing down from above and rivalries tearing them apart from within. Senators brawl in council halls, mobs surge through the streets, and old feuds erupt—even on the football field. Out of devastation, a fragile coalition is born: uneasy and volatile, but fierce enough to strike back. Freightliners become fortresses.
Drones become weapons. Family honor hardens into resistance. From isolated domes to the vastness of Martian plains and interplanetary space, war sparks into revolution as the struggle for hearth and home becomes a desperate attempt to form a new nation on an alien world.
A vast chronicle of clans and civilizations, of families too proud to yield, too divided to trust, and too determined to be ruled.
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Travis J.I. Corcoran’s debut novel, The Powers of the Earth, and its follow-up, Causes of Separation, won the Prometheus Award for best novel two years running. Corcoran is also the author of Red State Mars for Ark Press. He’s since published many other science fiction novels, and is also the author of hugely popular homesteading manual Escape the City. Corcoran resides with his wife and dogs on a 56-acre farm in New Hampshire, where he writes code, raises goats and pigs, and tinkers with cantankerous machinery, while also serving as a Republican member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A sweeping epic of Marss fight for freedoman unforgettable saga of war, family, and civilization on the red frontier. For generations, the Newcastles, Mackenzies, Atkinses, Hyltons, and Hollinses have endured the hard red soil of Marssurviving by individual grit, intense family loyalty, and free-market trade. Scarred by World War III and its long, violent aftermath, they built farms, raised domes, forged alliances, and carried old grudges to a new world.Trade with the nearby Chinese enclaves brought prosperity for a time. But then trade becomes tributeand tribute becomes force. When Chinese armored columns grind across Karls Ramp and convoys are torn apart in the Chaos, Mars is plunged into war.The clans face an empire pressing down from above and rivalries tearing them apart from within. From isolated domes to the vastness of Martian plains and interplanetary space, war sparks into revolution as the struggle for hearth and home becomes a desperate attempt to form a new nation on an alien world. A vast chronicle of clans and civilizations, of families too proud to yield, too divided to trust, and too determined to be ruled. The first entry in the Red State interplanetary series.Tough-as-nails pioneer families and a great sci-fi war story wrapped up in a huge epic of Marss fight for freedom. Loved it.Larry CorreiaDespite taking place on another planet, in a world of regular A.I. access, daily 3-D printing of goods, and commonplace drone usage, the Martians are faced with the same questions as our Founding Fathers in the late eighteenth century. They can live comfortably and peacefully with a collar on their necks and someone elses hand in their wallets, or they can purchase the life they want with the most precious resources of all blood, sweat, and tears. . . . Red State Mars is an American saga through-and-through.The FederalistJust plain cool.Kurt Schlichter Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798991641555
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